HHB Highlights The Best In Broadcast Sound At IBC 2012

HHB Communications will be highlighting a diverse range of state-of-the-art professional audio products for broadcasters and systems integrators with co-exhibitors TC Electronic and Mogami in Hall 8 on Stand D56 during the IBC 2012 tradeshow.
HHB is a global leader in the supply of professional audio technology with a product portfolio that mirrors its 36 years of expertise in broadcast sound. As such, HHB will be showing the latest innovative products for OB, live production, post production, playout and archive by demonstrating a range of MADI, audio and loudness metering, measurement and correction tools, in addition to a selection of portable audio recorders, broadcast consoles, loudspeakers and microphones, Avid Pro Tools software and hardware and Mogami cables. Two big new announcements will also be made on the opening day of the show.
Loudness experts TC Electronic will show its range of hardware and software for loudness metering and measurement, namely the LM2 and LM6 Radar Loudness Meter plugins and the TM7 and TM9 TouchMonitor stand-alone, touchscreen loudness meters. Also on display will be the DB-4 and DB-8 processors for real-time loudness control and format conversion of analogue and digital feeds and the new Dynaudio DBM-50 studio monitors, which feature a unique front baffle tilt for perfect desktop placement.
HHB will be exhibiting Mogami’s bulk cable products and the ‘Cable for Life’ packaged cable range. Mogami has earned a reputation as the cable of professionals, with a product range that encompasses microphone, speaker, guitar, coaxial, video and digital interfacing cables, along with analogue and digital snakes. HHB now offers Mogami cables in bulk form or in a single-cable package terminated with Neutrik connectors.
As representatives of the world’s leading professional audio manufacturers, HHB will also be displaying numerous new product highlights, such as the Studer OnAir 1500 broadcast console, Universal Audio’s Apollo audio interface, broadcast consoles and the UB MADI USB 2.0 connector from DiGiCo, a range of professional broadcast microphones from RØDE, professional audio equipment for broadcast, film-post, and testing applications from Studio Technologies and Wohler’s range of audio and video monitoring solutions.
Visitors are invited to stop by HHB’s stand to pick up a free print or digital copy of the HHB 2012 Catalogue, which has information on over 2,000 professional audio products from the world’s leading professional audio equipment manufacturers.
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